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Originally published on 23rd December 2020. Brought forward because the list is complete. Is 2020 really the best year? It depends on how you look at it. Despite the very long year of a worldwide pandemic and the fallout from it, online events up the wazoo, and a struggling economy worldwide, video games as a whole seem to be doing just great...
While Sony has a bunch of first-party exclusives in 2021, the Xbox Series X and S have their own exclusives for gamers to look forward to. These include everything from the highly-anticipated Halo Infinite to smaller indie titles. However, most of them don't have definitive release dates as of yet; only general 2021 release windows. We have also...
Genshin Impact has a plethora of world bosses to fight, be it a giant ice wolf or an elemental giant-as-heck plant. With the game's upcoming Hypostasis event happening these next few days, we figured we should create a guide to tell you how to tackle a particular set of elemental bosses that come in block-shaped sizes and boast their own arenas. ...
AMD has always gone toe-to-toe with NVIDIA, but this year might finally be their year to come out on top. What did AMD showcase at CES 2021? A lot of gaming and graphics talk. But they didn't focus on just that. They also touched on other matters as well, including combating the COVID-19 pandemic, powering VFX in movies and TV series, next-gen c...
For the full list of awesome 2020 games, head here. #1. Ghost Of Tsushima (PS4) https://www.youtube.com/embed/yMot-Xz9sCA Ghost Of Tsushima is the Assassin's Creed Japan game we've been waiting for all this time. It delivers on almost every aspect, from its satisfying combat and thrilling story, to its beautiful aesthetics ...
For the rest of the best in 2020, head here. #2: 13 Sentinels - Aegis Rim On the surface, the plot of this PS4 exclusive seems typical and bears a ton of anime tropes. Kids on mechas, giant monsters called kaijus invading planet Earth, short skirts and long legs, well-endowed school nurses. Once you've reached your very first plot swerve in a...
Heyas! If you’re here, then odds are you’re joining the perpetually peckish Pecorine and her Gourmet Guild on an adventure into the world of Princess Connect! Re: Dive. There’s delicious food to eat and a colourful cast of characters to meet. In terms of presentation, this game has a lot to offer. Between the detailed CGs, a...
Let's lay down some facts first. A number of us at Kakuchopurei have been primarily PlayStation gamers. While we have owned Xboxes in the past - specifically the Xbox 360 and the Xbox One - the PlayStation have always been our go-to piece of home console gaming hardware. Its ecosystem, game selection, and the fact that a bulk of our gamer friend...
For the rest of the best in 2020, head here. #3: Spiritfarer We're not sure who asked for a Metroidvania-slash-house-ferry-simulation combo that deals with dying and death, but in a whimsical, relaxing, and uplifting way. But I'm glad Spiritfarer exists. It's really hard to list a game these days that conveys its key message about saying g...
2020 has been rough, but there was a good chunk of bright spots here and there. Like a heckaton of games to play, next-gen making its way to people's home entertainment setup (sorta), and a lot of us picking up new hobbies and reconnecting with loved ones using online chat tools. But screw all that; 2020 gave us the best waifus and husbandos gam...
For more 2020 gaming goodness, head here. #4: Cyberpunk 2077 (PC, Xbox Series, PS5) CD Projekt Red's magnum opus CRPG of 2020 is obviously an undercooked broth that needs more time on the stove if December's many game-related headlines are of any indication. Heck, it's hard to excuse the fiasco the company has put itself into, what with the y...
For more of the good stuff from 2020, head here. It's safe to say that the entire decade of entertainment is ruled by subscription services. Spotify. Netflix. Amazon Prime. Deezer. Even Disney is in on the action with the recent SEA push of its Disney Plus streaming service. Why sell their physical catalog when they can loan out a huge range of ...
For the rest of 2020's top gaming picks, head here. #5: Umurangi Generation Imagine Pokemon Snap, but in a cyberpunk world where everything's gone to hell in a handbasket with each passing day. That's Umurangi Generation in a nutshell; a small-time indie project that blends in photo-journalism gameplay and let its many sights and sounds tell ...
2020 went by in a flash. The entertainment industry was heavily affected by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Lots of content were cancelled or delayed, but not all of them. We still had some great gems from what was a testing year for many of us. Let’s check out our favourite movies and TV shows from the year of 2020: Zoey's Extraordina...
Update: This guide is complete. Mihoyo just launched a new Genshin Impact limited event called Lost Riches. Basically, you're on a treasure hunt all across Teyvat using a treasure-seeking Seelie that acts as a detector. You need to dig up spots all over the world to acquire Iron Coins, which you can then trade for exclusive event items. The e...
For more games of 2020, head here. #6: Ori and the Will of the Wisps https://youtu.be/iCm6FNDM-VY What makes a great follow-up to a cherished indie Metroidvania title? Simple: just make it bigger and better. Ori and the Will of the Wisps does exactly that: more options for combat and movement for little ol' Ori, a bigger map to explore ever...
2020 is over, but Borderlands 3 still lives on. After 5 major DLC expansions, with more on the way thanks to the Season 2 pass, Borderlands 3 is still up and running. Why? Because it's still fun to team up with people and loot-and-shoot bad guys & skags for that dopamine rush for bigger and better guns. Now that the game is fully updated (un...
For more games on our Best of 2020 list, head here. Game #8: Astro's Playroom Who knew a tech demo of a PS5 could bring so much joy to both old-school and newbie gamers? If anything, SIE Japan's Asobi Team hit it out of the ballpark with its 3D platformer that highlights the chief reason you want to fight tooth and nail to get a PS5: i...
2020 was a crappy year, but at least we had a ton of games to play and revel in. And the best part? 2020's video games had a ton of awesome plot reveals, story bits, and gameplay moments that made you glad you experienced it from start to finish. We are going to talk about them right now. Fair warning: there will be a TON of spoilers from her...
For more KKP Best of 2020 entries, head here. #9: Streets of Rage 4 2020 has its shares of old 90s gaming properties coming back to life, from Battletoads to Trials of Mana. Thankfully, they're all good and retains the spirit of their predecessors. You can add Streets of Rage 4 onto that prestigious pedestal. Developers Guard Crush ...
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